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Swedish black metal band and Soundwave Festival alumni Watain have announced their first-ever headline tour of Australia. The band, who have toured Australian supporting the likes of Behemoth and Mayhem in the past, are now set to perform in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney in February 2019, off the back of their latest album Trident Wolf […]
New York hip hop icons Salt N Pepa have announced a pair of Australian headline shows, to go along with their upcoming appearances as part of the 2018 RNB Fridays Live tour. Salt (Cheryl James), Pepa (Sandra Denton) and DJ Spinderella will play headline dates in Canberra and Darwin this November, and are already scheduled […]
Anna Burns, the writer of Milkman, is the first author from Northern Ireland to win the prize. Source
Get mum on the blower, because Roxy Music legend Bryan Ferry is coming down under for a bunch of live performances in the new year. The ‘Let’s Stick Together’, ‘Love Is The Drug’ and ‘Slave To Love’ hitmaker will be performing two headlining shows Melbourne and Sydney, plus three A Day On The Green gigs […]
Two years ago, the Columbus band unexpectedly broke out big with the anxiety anthems of “Blurryface.” Can they keep doing things their own way in the face of mass success? Source
The second opera by Mr. Wainwright, a gifted pop singer and songwriter, could use more subtlety and less melodramatic excess in its historical sweep. Source
A new reissue shines a light on Jones, known as Preacherman, an obscure musician who has spent four decades fashioning his own instruments and philosophy. Source
Olga Neuwirth’s instrumental work, drawn from her 2003 opera, shows off the impressive capabilities of the experimental art center Empac. Source
John Eliot Gardiner and the Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique played two thrilling programs of the composer’s not-at-all-soothing music. Source
Jodie Whittaker was the most-watched new Doctor in the history of the long-running series. Source
